The Lost Experience

The Lost Experience Begins!

Welcome to www.TheLostExperience.com, your one source for all of the clues, videos, pics, and theories related to "The LOST Experience", ABC's innovative online game that takes you deep within the secrets of the hit show LOST.

The LOST Experience takes LOST fans on an expansive, international easter egg hunt through websites, commercials, emails, phone numbers, and more, in search of pieces to a larger puzzle, a puzzle which, when solved, will enlighten LOST fans to some of the shows deepest mysteries!

First Hugh and now Peter, are all of the Hanso employees corupt?

Peters Bio has been updated, with flashing letters over his picture. Now my feeble eyes could read it but thanks to andyrobbo8, I can now reveal those letters spell survivorguilt.

(Thanks to the friendly guys at Planet Damien for these stunning pics)

Which is true Lost Experience style is the password to the new password field box under Peters picture. So hit enter once the password is in. Then the screen will melt and a set of documents will appear.
The documents are of 3 companies each stating Peters involvment with them, and its pretty grim, it looks like Peter has been causing cancer, then a weird landscape pops up with a clickable faint dharma employee in the backround
Here is a breakdown of the 3 companies.
Globoco Oil

Williamsburg Tobacco

Nuclear

After viewing all these there is a message that says:

Posted by May 19, 2006 7:50 PM |

David tells us:

persephone.thehansofoundation.org has changed! run numbers 106 103 157 162 235 45 122 202 39 122 26 39 162 218 222 151 42 39 142 87 168 186 through http://www.paulschou.com/tools/xlate/ in the dec/char box and do an anagram of the resulting decode from the box base64:

amedoustesonehonotrelyonjleoug

Which is an anagram for:

a mouse does not rely on just one hole

Apparently g was an error for s? This is also a phrase from the blast door map in the LOST episode "LockDown"

Or maybe not. You must remember the safe-g controversy with the morse code. After much debate, it was determined it was not a mistake, yet the meaning remains unknown. Could the relation between g and s in this mystery be a clue? Or is the fact that a G has turned up out of place twice telling us anything? Stay tuned.

Posted by DocArzt May 19, 2006 2:36 AM | Lost Experience - Web Sites